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HOWE SOUND
SECONDARY
SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDS AND
BURSARIES
Application Deadline: 4:00 pm Thursday, April 7, 2016
Presentation Night: Monday, May 24, 2016
Gr. 12 Students should plan ahead and be available to attend, should you receive an invitation.
REVISED: MARCH 8, 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 5
2016 SCHOLARSHIPS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS ADMINISTERED BY HOWE SOUND SECONDARY SCHOOL ..................................................................... 6 INTERNAL SELECTION ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1 - IS Capilano University Achievement Scholarship - $1,500.00 ............................................................................................... 6 2 - IS C.U.P.E. Local 2269 Scholarship - $500.00 .................................................................................................................... 6 3 - IS District Scholarship/Special Skill Awards – ___ at $1,000.00 .......................................................................................... 6 4 – IS Downtown Barber Scholarship – 2 at 250.00 .................................................................................................................... 6 5 – IS Eureka Scholarship for the Top Science Student – $1,000.00 ............................................................................................ 6 6 - IS Forest Renewal BC Scholarship – 2 at $500.00 ................................................................................................................ 7 7 – IS French Immersion Scholarship for Linguistic Excellence – $250.00................................................................................. 7 8– IS Harris & Company LLP Law 12 Scholarship - $200.00 District ....................................................................................... 7 9 – IS HSS Student Store Scholarship - 1 at $500.00 ................................................................................................................... 7 10 – IS Jacqueline Mary Pope Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00 ................................................................................................. 7 11 – IS John McDougall Memorial Scholarship - $500.00 ............................................................................................................ 7 12 – IS Resham Lalli Memorial Scholarship - $400.00 .................................................................................................................. 7 13 – IS Robert W. McIntosh Scholarship - $2,500.00 .................................................................................................................... 7 14 – IS SD 48 International Academic Scholarship – 2 at $500.00 ............................................................................................... 8 15 – IS Sea to Sky Principals/Vice-Principals Scholarship - $700.00 ........................................................................................... 8 16 – IS Trevor Harris Scholarship - $500.00 ................................................................................................................................. 8
EXTERNAL SELECTION .................................................................................................................................................................... 9 1 – ES Canadian Home Builders’ Association Sea to Sky – $500.00 District EXTERNAL SELECTION ..................................... 9 2 – ES David Hildreth Prevention Scholarship – 4 at $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ........................................................... 9 3 – ES Drs. McRoberts and Bowden Scholarship for Excellence in Science - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ...................... 9 4 – ES Ronnie McCartney, Black Tusk Realty Scholarship - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION .............................................. 9 5 – ES Sea to Sky Teachers Assoc. W.J. Tinney Memorial District Scholarship – $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ................ 9 6 – ES The Whistler-Blackcomb District Scholarship – $1,500.00 each school EXTERNAL SELECTION ............................... 10 7 – ES The Community Foundation of Whistler-Wendy Thompson Scholarship Fund–1 or more District at $1000.00 ............ 10 8 – ES The Community Foundation of Whistler - Sarah McSeveney Scholarship Fund – 1 or more District at $500.00........... 10
AWARDS ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
INTERNAL SELECTION ................................................................................................................................................................... 11 1 – IA Alison Roberge Memorial Award µ˚ Mu Knot – $750.00 ............................................................................................. 11 2 – IA Angela James Memorial Award – $500.00 ...................................................................................................................... 11 3 – IA Between Shifts Theatre Award - $500.00 ......................................................................................................................... 11 4 – IA Brackendale Farmers Institute Award – 2 at $750.00 ..................................................................................................... 11 5 – IA Colin Chafer Memorial Award - $300.00 ........................................................................................................................ 11 6 – IA Constable Wael AUDI Memorial Award - ‘Above & Beyond’ - $1,000.00 ..................................................................... 11 7 – IA Dan Savage Memorial Hockey Award - $1,016.00……………………………………………………………………………….12
8 – IA Dr. Christine Perkins Human Rights Award -- $250.00…………………………………………………………………………12
10 – IA Jamie-Lyn Marchant Memorial Award ............................................................................................................................ 12 11 - IA Sea ‘T’ Sky Band Award – 250.00.................................................................................................................................... 12 12 – IA Squamish Historical Society/Squamish Firefighters Association Don Behrner Memorial Award -- $750.00 ................. 12 13 – IA Squamish Gardeners Award - $500.00 ............................................................................................................................ 12 14 – IA Squamish Lions Club Award – 2 at $750.00 .................................................................................................................... 12 15 – IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Award - $500.00 ....................................................................................................... 13 16 – IA TRANSAC - $300.00 ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
EXTERNAL SELECTION .................................................................................................................................................................. 13 1 – EA Bobby Mahnger Memorial Award - $250.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ......................................................................... 13 2 – EA Howe Sound Minor Ball Association Award - 2 at $350.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION .................................................. 13 3 – EA Howe Sound Performing Arts Association Award - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ................................................. 13 4 – EA RE/MAX Scholarship for Entrepreneurship Award - $250.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ............................................... 14 5 – EA Sea to Sky Courier & Freight Award - $1000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ................................................................... 14 6 – EA Squamish Youth Soccer, Walter Sweeney & Anne Martin Award – 2 at $250.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION .................. 14 7 - EA Hospital Employee Union Local Award - $250.00 .......................................................................................................... 14
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BURSARIES........................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
LOCAL BURSARIES ............................................................................................................................................................................ 15 INTERNAL SELECTION ................................................................................................................................................................... 15
1 – IB Canadian Federation of University Women West Vancouver Gaming Education Award – 2 at $500.00 ....................... 15 2 – IB Community Futures Development Corp. of Howe Sound Bursary - $1000.00................................................................. 15 3 – IB District of Squamish Bursary - 2 at $1000.00 .................................................................................................................. 15 4 – IB Howe Sound Students’ Loan Bursary – $500.00 .............................................................................................................. 15 5 – IB Margaret Marchant Bursary - $500.00 ............................................................................................................................ 15 6 – IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Bursary – 2 at $1,000.00 ..................................................................................... 15 7 – IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Poppy Bursary – 2 at $1,000.00 .......................................................................... 16 8 – IB Squamish Savings Ed Antosh Memorial Bursary - 4 at $500.00 ...................................................................................... 16 9 – IB Squamish Senior Citizens Association, Branch #70 Award - $300.00 ............................................................................. 16 10 - IB Squamish Women’s Hospital Auxiliary Student Health Education Bursary – $1000.00 ................................................. 16
EXTERNAL SELECTION .................................................................................................................................................................. 16 1 – EB Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Department Bursary - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ........................................... 16 2 – EB C.U.P.E. Local 779 Bursary – 2 at $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION ........................................................................... 17 3 – EB Dr. Luke Plunkett Memorial Bursary - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION .................................................................. 17 4 – EB HSS 70’s Grad Reunion Bursary - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION .......................................................................... 17 5 – EB Rotary Club of Squamish Bursary - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION...................................................................... 17
REGIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS - HOW TO APPLY ....................................................................................................................... 18 APEG BC University Entrance & Engineering Transfer Entrance Scholarships ............................................................................ 18 BC Aboriginal Student Award.......................................................................................................................................................... 18 B.C. Principals’ & Vice-Principals’ Association - 10 at $1000.00 ............................................................................................... 18 BCIT Presidents Entrance Awards – 60 valued up to $3,000.00 ..................................................................................................... 18 BCIT Entrance Awards – 90 valued up to $4,500.00 ....................................................................................................................... 19 The Educational Facility Managers Association of British Columbia - 4 at $1000.00 ................................................................... 19 Vancouver Community College – Entrance Scholarship - $1,000.00 .............................................................................................. 19
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ............................................................................................................................................................... 19
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SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION INFORMATION
Squamish community businesses and organizations have been most generous and supportive of the Class of
2015 of Howe Sound Secondary. Approximately 100 opportunities are available that recognize the value of
continuing education, and the skills and interests of Squamish graduates. This booklet identifies the many
local opportunities that are being offered to assist you with making your post-secondary education dreams a
reality.
Please carefully read and apply the following important information to help ensure the
success of your application(s) when applying for scholarships, awards or busaries:
READ THE CRITERIA FOR EACH SCHOLARSHIP/AWARD CAREFULLY. Be certain that your letter of
application addresses the specific criteria for each particular scholarship/award as clearly as possible. For example, if the
criterion includes “citizenship qualities”, then you must identify how you have demonstrated citizenship qualities during
your secondary school tenure. If the criteria states “Preference will be given to a student pursuing a career in the tourism
industry”, you should briefly explain why you have an interest in that area and suggest how you plan to achieve your goal.
If you have any experience in your selected field, that would also be relevant.
NEVER UNDER-ESTIMATE THE POSSIBLE SUCCESS OF YOUR APPLICATIONS or your achievements,
interests, and accomplishments. Each year some scholarships/awards are not awarded because no one has applied.
COMPLETING APPLICATIONS
Use a separate application form for each award.
Include Award Code (code at the start of each award name)
Do not put applications/letter of references in envelopes. Make sure they are stapled together.
INTERNAL SELECTION – These selections are made by a school committee based on the application form.
Transcripts are not required.
EXTERNAL SELECTION – If you wish to attach separate resume package you must do one for each application.
These selections are made by the donor. ADDITIONAL APPLICATION FORMS, if specified in the criteria, will be
available online through our website.
REQUESTING TRANSCRIPTS – http://hsscounsellors.webs.com/grade-12 Please give a minimum of 3 days turn
around.
REQUESTING REFERENCE LETTERS – http://sd48howesound.org/students/referencd-letters/ Please give a
minimum of 5 working days.
APPLICATION FORMS
Application for Local Bursaries Click Link Here
Application for Local Scholarships / Awards Click Link Here
ADDITIONAL APPLICATION FORMS
http://sd48howesound.org/students/post-secondary-scholarship-information/
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2016 SCHOLARSHIPS
Definition - a scholarship is a monetary award based on academic merit or excellence in the area to which the award
pertains.
Local Scholarships and Awards Administered by Howe Sound Secondary School
** Be sure to indicate on the application form the scholarships for which you are applying, the basis on which you
qualify, and the institution you will be attending. **
INTERNAL SELECTION
1 - IS Capilano University Achievement Scholarship - $1,500.00
Minimum GPA of 3.5 as determined by the University (80% high school)
Registration in a minimum of 12 credits at the 100 level or higher at Capilano University in the Fall term following
high school graduation or in the term during which the student’s program starts if other than the Fall term.
2 - IS C.U.P.E. Local 2269 Scholarship - $500.00
Must be a child of a current 2269 member in good standing or of retired CUPE members who were in good standing
at the time of their retirement or at the time of beginning their compensation leave, or an authorized leave of absence
from the Employer, or at the time of their death.
Applicant must have completed Grade 12 in the current or previous calendar year.
Applicant must be enrolled as a full-time student in the academic year in which the application is being made
Applicant must be entering first year of an accredited post-secondary school, college, university or Trade School in
Canada for the 2015-2016 academic year and each year thereafter.
Applicant must provide letter of reference
3 - IS District Scholarship/Special Skill Awards – ___ at $1,000.00 Howe Sound Secondary has been allocated ___ awards for the 2015/2016 school year. The award amount is $1000.00
distributed in two parts ($500 cheque and $500 voucher to be used towards post-secondary education).
The Dogwood District/Authority Awards are available to graduates who excel in any of the following areas:
Fine Arts (Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music)
Applied Skills (Business Ed, Technology Ed, Home Economics)
Physical Activity (Athletics, Dance, Gymnastics, not limited to Physical Education)
Second Languages (including Aboriginal Languages) with IRI’s or External Assessments, including AP & IB
courses
Community Service, Leadership, Yearbook, and School Service
Technical and Trades Training (eg Carpentry, Automotive, Mechanics, Cook Training)
Include a letter of recommendation regarding your chosen field with District application, available online.
4 – IS Downtown Barber Scholarship – 2 at 250.00
Highest Grade 12 student pursuing a field of study in Math (250.00)
Highest Grade 12 student pursuing a field of study in Science (250.00)
5 – IS Eureka Scholarship for the Top Science Student – $1,000.00
Top Science student who is going to study at a university level, one of the following subjects: engineering, physics,
chemistry, biology, geology or computer science
Can be deferred for one year
Student must provide proof of registration at post-secondary institute
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6 - IS Forest Renewal BC Scholarship – 2 at $500.00
The recipient shall be enrolled at a post-secondary institution in the field of forestry, environment or wood design.
7 – IS French Immersion Scholarship for Linguistic Excellence – $250.00
French Immersion Scholarship for Linguistic Excellence
Open to French Immersion graduating students
Must provide proof of enrolment in a post-secondary institution within 1 year to pursue French studies with the
intention of pursuing a career using the French language
Must write a short essay (*minimum 250 words) on what their career goals are in relation to the French language
8– IS Harris & Company LLP Law 12 Scholarship - $200.00 District
To the top Law 12 student in School #48 District.
Applicants must be part of the graduating class.
9 – IS HSS Student Store Scholarship - 1 at $500.00
Students have taken a minimum of two Business Education/Career Prep Courses in their Grade 11/12 year and have
obtained at least a B average in these courses. Courses include: Accounting 11, Accounting 12, Marketing 12, one
Work Experience 12, INT 11, INT 12.
Students should express an interest in pursuing a career in a Business related field such as Accounting, Financial
Management, Marketing, Legal Administrative Assistant, Accounting Assistant, Business Management, Hotel
Management, Event Planning, Tourism Management, Real Estate, Medical Office Assistant, Administration
Assistant, Banking, etc. and be able to state their reasons for this career choice.
Students must be registered in a Post-Secondary institution before December 30th, 2016. Post-Secondary can be any
University, College, Technical Institution, etc. anywhere in Canada. Proof of registration will be required.
10 – IS Jacqueline Mary Pope Memorial Scholarship - $1000.00
Outstanding all-round student
A student who demonstrates excellence in all of academics, athletics, arts and/or trades, and service to school and or
community.
Student must provide proof of registration at post-secondary institute
11 – IS John McDougall Memorial Scholarship - $500.00
Awarded to the top Chemistry 12 student
Chosen by Chemistry 12 teachers
12 – IS Resham Lalli Memorial Scholarship - $400.00
Open to students of Howe Sound Secondary School.
Give to the athlete of the year with the best grade point average.
To be used to further education.
Trust Fund set up at the Squamish Royal Bank for any donations.
13 – IS Robert W. McIntosh Scholarship - $2,500.00
Candidate shall be from Squamish.
The student shall intend to pursue higher education
The scholarship monies shall be paid to the post-secondary institution.
The scholarship will be awarded to student best demonstrating excellence in scholarship, athletics and citizenship. It
is important to note that proficiency in all three areas will be looked for rather that excellence in only one or two.
Students should apply in writing, setting out their qualifications and intentions with respect to higher education.
The recipient will have demonstrated their interest in forest management or the environment through community
activities, nature clubs, woodwork or participation in forest related education classes
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14 – IS SD 48 International Academic Scholarship – 2 at $500.00
Must be an International Student having studied in the School District 48 for a minimum of two years
Has been accepted into a Canadian University or College for further study
Must attain a high academic standing and who has contributed positively to the culture of the School District 48
Must provide proof of entry to an accredited Canadian University or College and will be presented to the student in
the fall
15 – IS Sea to Sky Principals/Vice-Principals Scholarship - $700.00
Service, leadership, athletics and academics will all be given consideration in making the selection for this
scholarship.
Must provide proof of entry to post-secondary institution within one year.
16 – IS Trevor Harris Scholarship - $500.00
Must have attended Squamish Elementary School at some point during education.
Must have demonstrated excellence in the fine arts, including the visual arts or performing arts, in courses or through
extra-curricular activities at Howe Sound Secondary School.
Must provide proof of entry to an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution.
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EXTERNAL SELECTION
1 – ES Canadian Home Builders’ Association Sea to Sky – $500.00 District EXTERNAL SELECTION
District Scholarship will be awarded to one graduating student in the Sea to Sky Corridor (HSS, PSS or WSS),
pursuing training and a career in the construction industry.
Applicant is to submit a letter of his or her experiences and/or intentions regarding the Construction Industry, along
with references from woodworking teachers, counsellors or persons involved in the industry, and an updated report of
applicant’s grades
the students may defer scholarship for up to 2 years pending written request and approval by CHBA
Proof of registration to the school of the applicant’s choice.
Each School will forward applications which will be reviewed & awarded by the CHBA Sea to Sky’s Scholarship
Committee
2 – ES David Hildreth Prevention Scholarship – 4 at $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
Must have enrolled in an accredited college, university, or community college following graduation.
Student must write an essay with no less than 250 and no more than 500 words examining the need for drug abuse
prevention in the schools and community.
Students must provide a letter of recommendation.
Student must provide proof of registration to a post-secondary Institute.
School will forward applications to Society for selection.
See website for additional application form
3 – ES Drs. McRoberts and Bowden Scholarship for Excellence in Science - $500.00 EXTERNAL
SELECTION
Awarded to a student planning to pursue a career in biological sciences leading to the health care field.
School will forward applications to Dr. McRoberts for selection.
4 – ES Ronnie McCartney, Black Tusk Realty Scholarship - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
Academic Merit and demonstrated leadership and communication skills
Preference to students whose parents are in the Real Estate/Construction Development Business
Cheque issued by Black Tusk Realty upon proof of registration in post-secondary institution
School will forward applications to Royal LePage/Black Tusk for selection.
5 – ES Sea to Sky Teachers Assoc. W.J. Tinney Memorial District Scholarship – $500.00 EXTERNAL
SELECTION
Candidates must have a minimum ‘B’ grade point average in Grade 11 and 12 year (please submit transcripts)
Community and school involvement is a consideration.
May be deferred for one year on application to the SSTA executive committee
Preference will be given to a student who is the son or daughter of a Sea to Sky Teachers' Association member
Preference will be given to a student planning to pursue a career in education.
Two scholarships are awarded in the Sea To Sky District (three secondary schools) – 1 North & 1 South
The regular school application form must be accompanied by the student’s Grade 11 & 12 transcript and a letter
outlining school involvement, community involvement, post-secondary intentions and career aspirations.
Counsellors will short list to 2 and forward to SSTA for final selection.
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6 – ES The Whistler-Blackcomb District Scholarship – $1,500.00 each school EXTERNAL SELECTION
Applications should consist of a letter from the student and resume, detailing their qualifications for the scholarship
based on these criteria, for review by the committee
Superior academic standing
Active involvement in sports programs both inside & outside of school
Demonstrated initiative and strong leadership skills
Community oriented
A connection to Whistler Blackcomb is mandatory (current or former employee, dependent of employee,
participant in peak experience program etc…)
Student must provide proof of Registration to a post-secondary Institute.
School will forward applications to Whistler Blackcomb as winners are selected by Whistler Blackcomb Senior
Management based on the recommendations of the scholarship committee
The Whistler-Blackcomb Franz Wilhelms Memorial Scholarship - $3,000.00 EXTERNAL
SELECTION
Recipient will be selected by Whistler Blackcomb’s Senior Leadership team from the pool of students who have
applied for the Whistler Blackcomb Scholarship – Do Not submit a separate application for this.
Presented to a student at either Whistler Secondary, Pemberton Secondary or Howe Sound Secondary.
Presented to the student with the highest overall score based on our criteria of Academics, Sports, Leadership and
Community involvement
Will be paid in 2 equal installments over 2 years.
Student must provide proof of Registration to a post-secondary Institute.
7 – ES The Community Foundation of Whistler-Wendy Thompson Scholarship Fund–1 or more District at
$1000.00
Wendy Thompson was a strong, outdoor-oriented young woman who served as a ski-patroller in Whistler, a paramedic
with the BC Ambulance Service in Whistler and Vancouver, and as a volunteer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
She was an active mountain biker and hiker. Ms. Thompson died when a British Columbia Ambulance Service flight
crashed into the ocean at the north end of the Queen Charlotte Islands. At the time of her death, she was on the ambulance
service's Infant Transport Team, since she loved children and young people. This fund was established in 2005 in her
memory by her parents Michael and Shirley Thompson.
8 – ES The Community Foundation of Whistler - Sarah McSeveney Scholarship Fund – 1 or more District at
$500.00
Sarah McSeveney was a beloved teacher at the Whistler Children’s Centre. With her warm and positive demeanor, Sarah
touched the lives of many families. Sarah was a lifelong learner, a fervent advocate for high quality early childhood
education, and had a thirst for knowledge. Sarah died suddenly and tragically in a car crash in October 2005. Her family,
friends and coworkers created a scholarship fund at the Community Foundation of Whistler to honour her memory.
Be a resident of School District 48
Be currently participating in the Outdoor Recreation Leadership Program.
Demonstrate exemplary achievement and qualities.
Wish to pursue a post-secondary education in the field of outdoor leadership.
Good academic performance.
Well rounded.
Demonstrated community involvement
Pursuing post-secondary education in early childhood education.
Applicants must plan to return to the Sea to Sky Corridor following training.
Applicants must submit a reference letter.
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AWARDS
Definition – a monetary award based on criteria as defined by the donor
INTERNAL SELECTION
1 – IA Alison Roberge Memorial Award µ˚ Mu Knot – $750.00
Preference will be given to a student continuing their education in Physics.
Recipient is a well-rounded person that has contributed to the betterment of the community through volunteer work,
preferable with children.
Cheque issued to student upon proof of registration.
Can be deferred one year
2 – IA Angela James Memorial Award – $500.00
Student has overcome adversity - please tell us who you are and how you have overcome some form of adversity in
your life. Attach to application, 100 words or less.
Satisfactory standing in Grade 12
Preference given to student requiring financial assistance
Must present, to Howe Sound Secondary, proof of acceptance to post-secondary institution
Can be deferred one year upon application to HSS (write letter of intent)
3 – IA Between Shifts Theatre Award - $500.00
4 – IA Brackendale Farmers Institute Award – 2 at $750.00
First priority to the Agricultural Fields
Second to a student going into Food Service Studies
Third to a student going into Building Trades.
Open to all male/female students
Must provide proof of registration in the field of study in which they are awarded, in a college, university or technical
institute
Possible to defer for one year
5 – IA Colin Chafer Memorial Award - $300.00
Excellent citizenship
Positive contribution to school environment
Loves reading
May assist in the Library
Is quietly at service to others either in the school, community or globally Passing all courses
6 – IA Constable Wael AUDI Memorial Award - ‘Above & Beyond’ - $1,000.00
Community and Sports minded
Awarded to a student who has a keen interest and dedication to making Squamish a better place to live.
A student who has participated in sports and wants to continue his/her athletic involvement while continuing their
education.
The selected student must present to Howe Sound Secondary, proof of acceptance into any chosen post-secondary
institution for issuance of the award
The award must be used within one year, however, may be deferred upon written request.
Involved in the performing arts.
Pursuing performing arts, theatre or technical theatre at post-secondary school.
Selection by the school (with the Fine Arts Dept. and Drama teacher).
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7 – IA Dan Savage Memorial Hockey Award - $1,016.00
Applicant must be registered with Squamish Minor Hockey in student’s graduating year.
Student must provide a letter from the coach confirming registration, good team player, sportsmanship and
commitment.
Consideration will be given to a student with good attendance and strong academically
Must be used to further student’s education.
May be deferred for one year.
Will be paid upon proof of registration to PSI, to the Rotary Club of Squamish, who will in turn submit funds to the
Institute
8 – IA Dr. Christine Perkins Human Rights Award -- $250.00
Student must be in Grade 12 and pursuing a career in Humanities.
Student should submit a resume and a short essay (500-750 words) explaining how they will make a difference in this
world.
Student must have support from HSS Social Studies Department.
10 – IA Jamie-Lyn Marchant Memorial Award
The child must have a physical/mental, life challenging, disability
To be eligible the student must be graduating/leaving into the adult world
To assist the student in purchasing of school owned equipment that the student has been using and will need in the
future. Examples of this equipment are: specialized computers, laptops, communication devices and the programs
that go with the equipment, mats, alternative seating, desks, games, videos, music, etc.
11 - IA Sea ‘T’ Sky Band Award – 250.00
Student must be in Music Program at HSS
Student must indicate how they are contributing to music at school (Concert or Jazz Band) and in the Community
(submit written paragraph)
Preference given to Grade 12 student who has participated in Sea to Sky Big Band
12 – IA Squamish Historical Society/Squamish Firefighters Association Don Behrner Memorial Award --
$750.00
13 – IA Squamish Gardeners Award - $500.00
Student will have shown interest and aptitude in some aspect of gardening or landscaping. Ideally the student is
planning studies in a related area.
Student: accompanying your application, please include a short discourse (50 to 100 words) explaining how you
qualify for this award.
May be deferred for one year.
Paid upon proof of registration to post-secondary Education.
14 – IA Squamish Lions Club Award – 2 at $750.00
Academic or vocational student.
Possible to defer, but must be claimed by June of the following year of the initial award unless extrusion is requested.
Must provide proof of entry to post-secondary institution within one year.
Service, leadership, athletics and academics will all be given consideration in making the selection for this
scholarship.
Well rounded student that has volunteered in the school and in the community.
Student has shown an interest in taking studies in history and/or first responder training.
Student can provide evidence of financial need.
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15 – IA Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club Award - $500.00
To be awarded to a student whose post-secondary studies will be in the field of the environment, preferably wildlife
enhancement and (or) protection
Award must be used within 24 months, from September 1st. of the year awarded
Proof of registration in a post-secondary institution required
16 – IA TRANSAC - $300.00
A student who contributed positively to HSS through Service & exemplary citizenship.
EXTERNAL SELECTION
1 – EA Bobby Mahnger Memorial Award - $250.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
Open to those who have played soccer in Squamish Youth Soccer for at least two years.
Must be used to further student’s education.
Possible to defer one year.
School will forward applications to Squamish Soccer Association for selection.
Paid by trustee upon proof of registration.
2 – EA Howe Sound Minor Ball Association Award - 2 at $350.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
One male student award, and one female student award.
To be awarded to students who have participated in minor baseball / softball as a coach, umpire or player.
Must have demonstrated good sportsmanship and a solid academic performance.
Must be used to further student’s education at a post-secondary institution.
May be deferred for one year.
School will forward applications to Minor Ball Association for selection.
3 – EA Howe Sound Performing Arts Association Award - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
candidate must successfully complete grade 12
Previous experience and involvement in the area of the Performance Arts. Preference may be considered for
applicants who have had previous formal training in the arts and where that training could effectively increase their
likelihood of being accepted into ongoing performing arts opportunities. Preference may be given to those individuals
who have shown particular dedication to their art form over extended periods of their lives. (This will include any of
the categories listed below).
Intent to continue, in some capacity, their education in the field of the Performing Arts. This may include post-
secondary institutional education but is not restricted to it.
School will forward applications to HSPAA for selection.
Definitions: (The selections committee will accept involvement in these forms of performing arts.)
Dance, including performance, choreography, etc. All styles are considered.
Music, including performance, composition, etc. All styles are considered.
Theatre, including acting, directing, etc. (Television and movie production and their related job descriptions
may be considered under this category).
Technical, including lighting, sound, set design, etc.
Include a resume and 2 letters of reference:
1) Tell us your background and indicate any community service
2) Tell us how you plan to continue, i.e. in a home based business, in a recording career, at University, etc.
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4 – EA RE/MAX Scholarship for Entrepreneurship Award - $250.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
Community involvement and participation.
Above average academic performance.
Held in high esteem by teachers and peers.
Athletic excellence in baseball or ice hockey also a consideration.
In the case of a tie, the student intending to go on to further education will be given preference.
School will forward applications to RE/MAX for selection.
5 – EA Sea to Sky Courier & Freight Award - $1000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
The recipient must be enrolled in a business program at a post-secondary Institution in order to receive award.
Selected student must present to Howe Sound Secondary, proof of acceptance into any chosen post-secondary
institution for issuance of the award.
Possible to defer for one year
Held in high esteem by teachers and peers
School will forward applications to Sea to Sky Courier for selection.
6 – EA Squamish Youth Soccer, Walter Sweeney & Anne Martin Award – 2 at $250.00 EXTERNAL
SELECTION
Open to those who have played soccer in Squamish Youth Soccer for at least two years.
Must be used to further student’s education.
Possible to defer one year.
Paid by trustee upon proof of registration.
School will forward applications to Squamish Youth Soccer for selection.
7 - EA Hospital Employee Union Local Award - $250.00
Must be used to further student’s education;
Possible to defer one year;
Apply thru school committee;
HEU Squamish Local trustees will take an active part in the selection;
Paid by HEU Squamish Local trustees upon proof of receipt
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BURSARIES
Definition - a bursary is a monetary award based on need as well as satisfactory academic achievement.
LOCAL BURSARIES
INTERNAL SELECTION
1 – IB Canadian Federation of University Women West Vancouver Gaming Education Award – 2 at $500.00
Female student residing in British Columbia
Demonstrated financial need
Demonstrated good citizenship and community involvement
Proof of registration at a recognized B.C. post-secondary institution
Preference will be given to students in programs under represented by women.
Demonstrate academic diligence or competence
2 – IB Community Futures Development Corp. of Howe Sound Bursary - $1000.00
Applicants to be a graduate of Howe Sound Secondary in the year of the award.
Awarded to a student planning to enter a post-secondary course of studies in the business sector.
Selection will be made by members of the Howe Sound Secondary Business Education Department.
Most improved student in current year.
3 – IB District of Squamish Bursary - 2 at $1000.00
To be awarded to one male and one female student.
Preference given to a student entering a program of studies in public administration, political science or community
planning.
Awarded to a diligent student
Must be used in the year awarded.
4 – IB Howe Sound Students’ Loan Bursary – $500.00
Must be pursuing post-secondary education
One bursary will be presented to a student attending Capilano University.
One bursary is unrestricted
Proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is required.
Exact amount to be confirmed at a later date
5 – IB Margaret Marchant Bursary - $500.00
Selection of recipient will be based on financial need as well as satisfactory standing in Grade 12 subjects.
Student citizenship is an important consideration
Must be used to further student’s education.
Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.
6 – IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Bursary – 2 at $1,000.00
Selection of recipient will be based on financial need as well as satisfactory standing in Grade 12 subjects.
Must be used to further student’s education.
Must be used in the year in which it is awarded.
Must have volunteered in a community organization in the past 2 years.
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7 – IB Royal Canadian Legion Branch #277 Poppy Bursary – 2 at $1,000.00
Is open to candidates from Squamish
children and grandchildren of Veterans or Ex- Service Personnel
this bursary is based on need
(Veterans, Servicemen, etc. must have been in the Canadian or British Commonwealth Forces) and proof of service is
required. This information (Canadian Forces only) can be obtained from: Director, National Personnel Record Centre
Public Archives of Canada)
8 – IB Squamish Savings Ed Antosh Memorial Bursary - 4 at $500.00
Applicants must show ongoing commitment to volunteering in our community.
Applicants must provide a letter from a volunteer organization to validate their commitment.
Applicants must provide a resume along with an essay of approximately 500 words explaining how volunteering has
shaped their values and perspectives and impacted their lives.
9 – IB Squamish Senior Citizens Association, Branch #70 Award - $300.00
Academic or vocational student.
Selection of recipient will be based on financial need as well as a ‘B’ or better standing in Grade 12 subjects.
Must be used in the year it is awarded.
To be used to further the student’s education.
Awarded to a diligent student who is known and respected for honesty and integrity, as well as for contributions to the
community as an active volunteer.
Must provide proof of tuition/registration to the post-secondary Institution of their choice.
10 - IB Squamish Women’s Hospital Auxiliary Student Health Education Bursary – $1000.00
To be awarded to a HSS graduating student pursuing a career in health care.
EXTERNAL SELECTION
1 – EB Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Department Bursary - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
The Bursary is available to a student from one of the Howe Sound East Communities (Britannia Beach, Furry Creek
and Porteau Cove).
The Bursary is available to a student actively pursuing post-secondary education at a university, college or trade
school; and is available to either a Grade 12 graduating student or a student already engaged in post-secondary
education programs.
Paid after the student has provided proof of registration at a post-secondary institution.
The Bursary may be deferred for 1 year (due to course availability, etc.) upon receipt of written request and approval.
School will forward applications to the Britannia Beach Volunteer Fire Department for selection.
Applicant’s should include all contact information and a one page letter that highlights, academic achievements career
goals, volunteerism and any other applicable information.
Proof of registration to post-secondary school is required.
Possible to defer for one year upon written request to donor.
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2 – EB C.U.P.E. Local 779 Bursary – 2 at $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
First choice will be to students of C.U.P.E. members who are planning to attend a vocational / trades educational
institution; failing such applicants;
Second choice will be to students of C.U.P.E. members who are planning to attend an academic educational
institution.
To students planning to attend a Vocational or Trades Education Institution.
Bursary is to be used within 24 months, from September of the year awarded.
Proof of registration must be forwarded to C.U.P.E. 779. This can be done through the school office, with a copy
forwarded to the Committee. A cheque will be sent directly to the student. Please ensure your mailing address is
current.
School will forward applications to C.U.P.E. 779 for selection.
See website for additional application form
3 – EB Dr. Luke Plunkett Memorial Bursary - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
(Is open to candidates from Howe Sound School District as well as other districts)
Junior member, or son/daughter of a member in good standing of the Squamish Valley Golf & Country Club
Based on Grade 12 marks
Demonstrated financial need
Must provide proof of tuition to an accredited post-secondary institution
May be deferred for one year
School will forward applications to the Trustees for selection.
4 – EB HSS 70’s Grad Reunion Bursary - $500.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
A descendant of an HSS graduated who graduated between the years of 1970 – 1979
A descendant of an HSS graduated from any year, if the condition for item 1 cannot be met
A recognized contributor to student life at HSS, or service to HSS
Preference given to students who show financial need
Proof of registration to a post-secondary institution (can be deferred up to one year with written request).
5 – EB Rotary Club of Squamish Bursary - $1,000.00 EXTERNAL SELECTION
Selection of recipient will be based upon community participation/contribution.
Satisfactory standing in Grade 12 subjects.
Active involvement with the HSSS Interact Club would be an asset.
School will forward applications to the Rotary Club of Squamish for selection.
Must be used to further student’s education.
May be deferred for one year.
Student must provide proof of registration to Rotary.
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Regional Scholarships and Awards - How to Apply
APEG BC University Entrance & Engineering Transfer Entrance Scholarships
Entrance scholarships to students entering the U of BC, SFU, U of V, or the UNBC that lead to a degree in
engineering or geoscience.
Engineering Transfer Entrance Scholarships valued each for graduating high school students entering a
college/university engineering transfer program in BC.
https://www.apeg.bc.ca/For-Students/Scholarships
BC Aboriginal Student Award
Open to BC residents of Aboriginal ancestry who have been active in their school or community and are planning to
study in BC in:
Approved trades training or apprenticeship program
A certificate or diploma program
An undergraduate or graduate degree program
Applications forms can be found at http://www.bcscholarship.ca/web/aboriginal/apply
Application Deadline: April 1, 2016
B.C. Principals’ & Vice-Principals’ Association - 10 at $1000.00
Certified copy of transcript of final grades from the current/graduating school year (Ministry of Education document
with final government exam results, which is not issued until August)
Proof of paid registration at a post-secondary institution (i.e. copy of tuition fee receipt or letter from the Office of the
Registrar. Please note: A letter of acceptance is not considered proof of registration)
A short essay indicating leadership roles held in your school and community and your post-secondary aspirations
A letter of reference from a member of the BCPVPA (preferably your school principal)
One additional letter of reference
Application deadline the application deadline for this year's program will be announced shortly. Application forms (Available in
April 2016) Completed applications must include your official government transcript of final grades, which is not issued until August.
Applications will be available in April for this year's scholarship program.
See counsellor for application or Download application forms from:
http://bcpvpa.bc.ca/student-scholarships/
Application Deadline: Visit the website for more information. BCPVPA – Student Scholarships #200-525 West 10th Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1K9
BCIT Presidents Entrance Awards – 60 valued up to $3,000.00
Students may download copies of the BICT Entrance Award package directly from their website at
http://www.bcit.ca/finaid/awards/entranceawards.shtml
Application deadline: August 5, 2016
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BCIT Entrance Awards – 90 valued up to $4,500.00
Students may download copies of the BICT Entrance Award package directly from their website at http://www.bcit.ca/finaid/awards/entranceawards.shtml Application deadline: August 5, 2016 and January 6, 2017
The Educational Facility Managers Association of British Columbia - 4 at $1000.00
The Educational Facility Managers Association of British Columbia is pleased to offer four $1,000.00 bursaries to
graduates of the 2015/2016 school year. Our association is comprised of administrative and management personnel of
school districts who are responsible for construction, maintenance and custodial services, etc.
These bursaries are offered to secondary students completing their grade 12 year who will enter a recognized post-
secondary educational institution in the 2016/2017 term. Bursaries will be awarded on the basis of academic achievement
and/or special needs.
Preference will be given to students entering the fields of engineering, architecture, or building technology. Should there
not be suitable applications received in these fields, students in other courses of study will be considered, however, all
applicants MUST be dependents of school district employees in the school plant area (i.e. Maintenance or Custodial).
The deadline for receipt of Bursary applications is April 30, 2016.
http://www.efmabc.com/education/2016-bursaries
Vancouver Community College – Entrance Scholarship - $1,000.00
Ten Entrance Scholarships of $1,000 are available to students entering one of the College's full time programs of six
month duration or longer or two terms of University Transfer courses (minimum three courses). The scholarships are
available to one student from each of the following high schools, based on achievement as determined by the high
school.
http://www.vcc.ca/applying/registration-services/financial-aid/ Application deadline: June 2016 for programs beginning July 2016 to December 2016
October 2016 for programs beginning January 2017 to June 2017
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
Howe Sound Student Loan Association - Up to $2000 is available for students going on to any type of post-secondary
education. The student must pay the loan back beginning 4 months after they start work. Full payment is due within one
year. Contacts are Julia Cooley and Jack Cooley. For more information please contact Mr. Walker by email at
Also a number of provincial financial aid programs are available to students in post-secondary institutions or registered
private training institutions. If a lack of financial resources is holding you back, you may qualify for student aid. Details
and application procedures are available from the Financial Aid office at each university, college or institute or by visiting
the counseling website at: http://hsscounsellors.webs.com/
The British Columbia Student Assistance Program is comprised of the following programs:
Student Aid BC - provides help with the cost of post-secondary education through student loans, grants, and scholarships.
We also have programs that help with loan repayment https://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/
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